Regulations and Government
Completions House Cleared For U.S. and Canadian Aircraft
The authorization allows it to work on both N-registered and C-registered business aircraft
Refurbished Global 5500 cabin
VIP Completions recently finished its first cabin refurbishment on a Canadian-registered aircraft.

Florida-based VIP Completions has been awarded a maintenance implementation procedure (MIP) designation, a bilateral agreement between the FAA and Transport Canada Civil Aviation that allows it to work on aircraft registered in either country. The MIP authorization simplifies approvals, reduces duplicate paperwork, and facilitates cross-border operations, according to VIP Completions.

While most of the company’s completion projects involve U.S.-based aircraft, the MIP will expand VIP’s capabilities to service and refurbish Canadian aircraft at its Fort Lauderdale headquarters. This opens up the facility to the more than 600 Canadian business aircraft, making it particularly attractive to operators of C-registered aircraft that visit South Florida for business or personal travel, winter operations, and/or maintenance.

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